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The goal for MORSE v2 is clear. Alignment -> Utility -> Value Delivery Rebuilding stronger begins now! #MMGA

Explanation of the current npm hack In any website that uses this hacked dependency, it gives a chance to the hacker to inject malicious code, so for example when you click a "swap" button on a website, the code might replace the tx sent to your wallet with a tx sending money to hacker But in your wallet you'd still see the bad tx and need to approve it, its not like you'll instantly get drained Furthermore, this will only impact websites that pushed an update since the hacked npm package was published, as other projects will have the old version And most projects pin their dependencies, so even if they push an update they'll keep using the old safe code So your wallet is safe and the effective impact area is much smaller than "all websites", but since you cannot really know if a project pinned dependencies, or if they have some dynamically downloaded dependency (very unlikely), it's just safer to avoid using crypto websites till this blows over and they clean up the bad packages

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DN404 may be the solution to the liquidity problem that has limited fractional IP ownership for decades. @Morse_404, which recently announced its planned migration to @MitosisOrg mainnet, shows how this could work at scale. Details ↓